I've got a fixie with a near true rear wheel. There is a squeaking coming from somewhere... I think it is the spoke nipples, everytime revolution. It has progressively gotten rather loud (for a fixie, that is). Is this something that I should be worried about? I was thinking of putting a little synth-lube on the spokes/nipples to see if it would go away, but wasn't sure if that would have any other side effects. Any thoughts??
I've got a fixie with a near true rear wheel. There is a squeaking coming from somewhere... I think it is the spoke nipples, everytime revolution. It has progressively gotten rather loud (for a fixie, that is). Is this something that I should be worried about? I was thinking of putting a little synth-lube on the spokes/nipples to see if it would go away, but wasn't sure if that would have any other side effects. Any thoughts??
Try one drop at the nipple/rim interface and wipe away any excess. Some may migrate through to the rim tape. While you are at it, take a close look for any cracks near the spoke holes.
I've got a fixie with a near true rear wheel. There is a squeaking coming from somewhere... I think it is the spoke nipples, everytime revolution. It has progressively gotten rather loud (for a fixie, that is). Is this something that I should be worried about? I was thinking of putting a little synth-lube on the spokes/nipples to see if it would go away, but wasn't sure if that would have any other side effects. Any thoughts??
Mavic rim? Could be the wedge that holds it together for welding..a puinch or drill and some glue but libe the nipple to rim interface as well.
I've got a fixie with a near true rear wheel. There is a squeaking coming from somewhere... I think it is the spoke nipples, everytime revolution. It has progressively gotten rather loud (for a fixie, that is). Is this something that I should be worried about? I was thinking of putting a little synth-lube on the spokes/nipples to see if it would go away, but wasn't sure if that would have any other side effects. Any thoughts??
If you have a low tension spoke and a heavy rider, you might be completely unloading a spoke. *IF* this is the case, you might consider relacing the non-drive side with reduced or no crossings.
I was thinking of putting a little synth-lube on the spokes/nipples to see if it would go away, but wasn't sure if that would have any other side effects. Any thoughts??
I was thinking of putting a little synth-lube on the spokes/nipples to see if it would go away, but wasn't sure if that would have any other side effects. Any thoughts??
I was thinking of putting a little synth-lube on the spokes/nipples to see if it would go away, but wasn't sure if that would have any other side effects. Any thoughts??
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My girlfriend squeaks when I lube her nipples.
She squeaks when the 7th Fleet does it, too.
<eg>
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I've got a fixie with a near true rear wheel. There is a squeaking coming from somewhere... I think it is the spoke nipples, everytime revolution. It has progressively gotten rather loud (for a fixie, that is). Is this something that I should be worried about? I was thinking of putting a little synth-lube on the spokes/nipples to see if it would go away, but wasn't sure if that would have any other side effects. Any thoughts??
yes. figure out where the noise is actually coming from. speculating about a cure when you don't know the cause is merely random.
> I was > thinking of putting a little synth-lube on the spokes/nipples to > see if it would go away, but wasn't sure if that would have any > other side effects. Any thoughts??
Quoted message said:
My girlfriend squeaks when I lube her nipples.
She squeaks when the 7th Fleet does it, too.
<eg>
"Family newsgroup, buddy" - Bill Sornson
Do I really need to explain when that's applicable and when it's not?
Geez, I just meant that she gets all excited when I stop the creaking in her wheels and her bike runs quietly, and you guys go interpreting it as some sort of sexual comment!
I've got a fixie with a near true rear wheel. There is a squeaking coming from somewhere... I think it is the spoke nipples, everytime revolution. It has progressively gotten rather loud (for a fixie, that is). Is this something that I should be worried about? I was thinking of putting a little synth-lube on the spokes/nipples to see if it would go away, but wasn't sure if that would have any other side effects. Any thoughts??
If it's a Mavic rim, it's probably just the rim. Those damned things always end up creaking after 5000 miles, on the rear wheel.